GACC-2021-Edu-WYBIEC-StudentGuide-7th_8th-BrainstormingTools - Brainstorming Tools

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Guide-style content for teens to develop and refine a “big idea” into a practical business concept. Explains how the Internet and social media enable young entrepreneurs and highlights examples from teen innovators, including product creation, pitching to investors, and successful market launches. Introduces key pitching terms (prototype, value proposition, elevator pitch) and provides a marketing-mix brainstorming framework using the 4 P’s: Product, Place, Price, and Promotion, plus instructions for completing an entry form.

LanguageEnglish

CategoryTechnology

FormatPDF

Pages2

Reading Time5 min

AccessFree to download

Brainstorming and Entrepreneurship

Big Idea Examples

Develop Your Big Idea Vocabulary

Let’s Brainstorm Some Big Ideas

4 P’s of Marketing (Marketing Mix)

Product

Place

Price

Promotion

| | | | | | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | | | your big ideas are your super power! | | | | It is easier than ever for teens to make their mark. Around the world, teens and young adults, are unleashing their ideas and making a difference in the world and making money! It all starts with just one big idea! The Internet and Social Media have opened the global marketplace to entrepreneurs of all ages. There are many resources online to help young entrepreneurs get started. successful big ideas from teens
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Like other every other kid, Alina loved candy, but she knew it was bad for her. In 2014, she created her own line of lollipops sweetened without sugar called Zollipops. She went on Shark Tank to pitch her business ideas, and now sells candy on Amazon and at Whole Foods. She was even invited to the White House by First Lady Michelle Obama twice! In 2010, a new mobile game called Bubble Ball overtook Angry Birds as the most downloaded free game on the app store with 1 million downloads. At 14, Robert learned everything he needed to know to build a mobile gaming app in his local public library. Through research, he wrote 4,000 lines of code for Bubble Ball in just one month. develop your big idea vocabulary
prototype value proposition elevator pitch
A first, typical or preliminary model of something
A product prototype is presented to potential investors to illustrate why they should fund the business venture. An innovation, service or feature intended to make a company or product attractive to customers.
The value proposition of Disney+ is unique content only available to Disney+ users. A brief speech that outlinesan idea for a product, service or project.
She gave an elevator pitch to explain the value proposition of her startup company. let’s brainstorm some big ideas!
think: Use the think questions on the previous page. create: Your product or service to reslove those issues.
| | | | | my big idea is: Now that you have a big idea, you need to determine how it will satisfy the wants or needs of potential customers. Using the 4 P’s of Marking, also know as the Marketing Mix, you can figure out how your idea will work in real life. Use the brainstorming tool below to determine your Product, Place, Price and Promotion. this form will not be accepted as a contest entry. the 4 p’s of marketing product ________________________________________________________________ Describe your ________________________________________________________________ product or service and what it does. Who will use it ________________________________________________________________ and why. ________________________________________________________________ | | | --- | | | | | | | price What prices will you charge for your product or service? How much will it cost to make or provide? place Where will you ________________________________________________________________ sell your product or service? In a ________________________________________________________________store? Online? Will someone else sell it? Ex. Walmart or Amazon ________________________________________________________________ | | | --- | | | | | | | promotion What advertising or promotional activities will you use to attract customers?

FAQs

How do you turn a big idea into something customers will want?

Determine how the idea satisfies the wants or needs of potential customers, then use the 4 P’s of marketing (Product, Place, Price, Promotion) to test how it works in real life.

What is a prototype, and why is it used?

A prototype is a first, typical, or preliminary model. A product prototype is presented to potential investors to illustrate why they should fund the business venture.

What are a value proposition and an elevator pitch?

A value proposition is the innovation, service, or feature intended to make a company or product attractive to customers. An elevator pitch is a brief speech that outlines the idea for a product, service, or project.

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